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mysqli server behaviors

Thread began 11/24/2014 2:21 pm by Jedi | Last modified 11/25/2014 12:40 pm by Jason Byrnes | 1383 views | 7 replies |

Jedi

mysqli server behaviors

I have tried and cannot get the mysqli login user to work in conjunction with the restrict access
feature. I am using a wampserver and I get the error messages below:
Notice: Undefined variable: Recordset1 in C:\wamp\www\AmericanTechnicalCeramics\index.php
on line 10
Fatal error: Call to a member function getColumnVal() on a non-object in C:\wamp\www\American
TechnicalCeramics\index.php on line 10
Here is what is on the line 10:
$Authenticate->addFilter("Username", "=", "s", "".($Recordset1->getColumnVal("Username")) ."");

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you are using a recordset value in the login behavior.

you should using a form element binding instead of using a recordset binding.


you create a login form with user name and password elements.

then in the login behavior, bind the username column to the user name form element and the password column to the password form element.

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Jedi

Thanks, that worked

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Jedi

Hi Jason,
While the login is working now I still have a problem in that I cannot get the last page of the wizard to accept a session variable name to save in session as. I enter information and I get nothing.
I have tried deleting the dreamweaver win cache file and I have deleted the notes folder in the site root.

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Jedi

How do I store a value as a session variable. Nothing is sticking on this part of the MySqli login user widget

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

On the session tab, select the column to save to a session, then type the name of the session in the Save in session as box.

alternately, you can edit the code directly to add a store result argument:

$Authenticate->storeResult("ColumnName", "sessionName");

where column name is the name of the column, and sessionName is the name if the session.

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Jedi

Thanks Jason. I had to hand code it in. Do you have any idea why I cannot add it in the login panel?

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

no, I am not able to reproduce.

What is your OS?

DW Version?

What extensions including the version numbers are installed?

with that infomraation, I can try to reproduce on a similar platform.

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